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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, pictured at left, visits with Phillips County Sheriff Thom Elliott, Haxtun Police Chief Tanya Mayhew and Holyoke Police Chief Doug Bergstrom at the end of a community meeting at the event center Thursday afternoon. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

Uses of opioid settlement moneys addressed by attorney general

Vowing to work on issues that matter to all residents of the state, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser spoke to a crowd of about 25 at the Phillips County Event Center in Holyoke on Thursday aft

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Pictured in front of the menorah and priestly garments at their new location in the back of Inklings Bookstore are members of the SY7 Messianic Assembly pastor Paul Rowe, Michelle Rowe, Samuel Brown, Alysha Brown, assistant pastor Daniel Brown and Nathaniel Brown. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

SY7 Messianic Assembly shares biblical roots at new location

SY7 Messianic Assembly had its first service Saturday, May 29, at its new location in the back of Inklings Bookstore at 221 N. Interocean Ave.

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Carl Millage is pictured in the fall of 1907. His father Jacob sold 160 acres in South Dakota and purchased 3,000 acres 12 miles southwest of Holyoke in 1904. Jacob died in 1908, leaving the ranch to Carl. Carl engaged in various farming operations in both Phillips and Yuma counties, including running a dairy with his sons Harold and Gerald. Carl began to acquire and improve more land when the hardships of the 1930s began to lift. With his sons as partners, their holdings spread to over 12,000 acres of farming and ranch land. The Millage farm was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2013. — Source: Phillips County Museum

Peekin' into the Past

Five Years Ago
June 2, 2016

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